Journey back to London in 1993 - when two friends with a love of the Alien movies, a lot of ambition and a little bit of madness - set out to create the world's scariest walkthrough attraction with a little help from Sigourney Weaver.
An experimental video collage piece that investigates the concept of self-destruction across genres, eras, and cultures. Features footage from Abbas Kiarostami's Taste of Cherry (1997), Satyajit Ray's Apur Sansar (1959), Charlie Chaplin's City Lights (1921), and Jeff Tremaine's Jackass 4.5 (2022), among others.
The Impossibility of Showing What Should Never Have Happened examines the persistent impact of National Socialist child rearing ideals in post-war Germany. Specifically, it focuses on how the parenting book "The German Mother and Her First Child" by Johanna Haarer, infused with Nazi ideology, remained in publication, demonstrating the enduring influence of these ideas. The work investigates the continued existence of these harmful practices in a society supposedly moving beyond them.
After discovering more than 100 Super 8 reels in his great-aunt's basement, a young filmmaker reflects on the value of these movies and his family's legacy.
In The Consul of Nowhereland, there lives the self-appointed consul of a country that no longer exits: Yugoslavia. Teetering on the threshold between nostalgia and critical distance (and oscillating between digital film and Super 8), Alex Milić paints a portrait of a past that lives on in the heads of many.
Upon his father's death, a voice explores feelings of loss and pain through an old American military helmet. A mystery is then unfolded on the border between North and South Korea.
D.I.Y. is an extrospective dissection of Pop-Punk; from the SoCal garages of the 80’s to the enduring impact the genre has had on music, fashion, and culture.
In the aftermath of the war, when tobacco was black gold and smuggling was a means of survival, a small village in Les Garrigues became the epicenter of an underground revolution: the caliqueño. This is the story of the black market that arose around its illicit production and sale during the 20th century, facing persecution by the state. A clandestine route that emerged in Juneda, passing through Torregrossa, Montclar, Torres de Segre, the Valencian Country, and Andorra. A story of struggle and resistance that spread like fog.
For the Licantanay, the original inhabitants of the Atacama Desert, Hoy'ri means Earth. In the world's driest desert, where stromatolites—the oldest fossil evidence of life on the planet—still exist, paleontologists dig into the past in search of answers about the evolution of life and the cosmos. The aridity of the desert preserves primitive conditions from 3.5 billion years ago, inspiring the search for answers that transcend time.
Amidst a sweeping Prairies backdrop, this luminous exploration of strength and vulnerability spans generations of Siksika men and boys as they learn to embrace the intricacies of self-discovery, identity and love in a world that often misunderstands and stigmatizes them.
After Rhoda’s husband passed away, she was thrown off the land and endured seven tough years living in an outdoor market with her children. Many women in rural Kenya meet the same fate when deeply rooted patriarchal cultural traditions and discriminatory practices deny widows their rightful share.